Their handsome grey stucco property lies uninhabited, but monitored by church members a block away.
In 1377 the French so devastated the town of Newport (at the island's centre) that it lay uninhabited for two years.
It suffered damage during the English civil war and lay uninhabited until the early 19th Century when a private property was built on site.
The official Remote Spot, Rebecca Means informed me, is on the tip of an unnamed island in Jamaica Bay, about equidistant between Canarsie Pol and Yellow Bar Hassock, two other small, low-lying, uninhabited islands.
Smoke could be seen rising from the volcano, which lies under an uninhabited glacier in southeast Iceland.
On one side, in the darkness, lay the still, uninhabited fields, and on the other rose the city, densely peopled, throbbing with loud music.
Summer Isles Largely uninhabited The Summer Isles are an archipelago lying in the mouth of Loch Broom.
Kingman, a small uninhabited atoll which lies most northerly in the chain, had microbial and water chemistry characteristic of an open ocean ecosystem.
Redonda, an uninhabited rock, lies 25 miles (40 km) southwest of Antigua.
Strangers bearing complicated contracts show up in places they deem to be uninhabited and lay down the rules.
73 km to the west of Lewis lies St Kilda, now uninhabited except for a small military base.
